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Category Archives: Feminism
Sexual Partner Divorce Risk
REPORT: “It is only women who have more than one intimate premarital relationship who have an elevated risk of marital disruption.” All the rest is commentary.
What Open Marriage Taught One Man About Feminism
Michael Sonmore writes: Before my wife started sleeping with other men, I certainly considered myself a feminist, but I really only understood it in the abstract. When I quit working to stay at home with the kids, I began to … Continue reading
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Is Monogamy Better For Women?
Steve Sailer writes: “Trainwreck is a Judd Apatow-directed romantic comedy in which Amy Schumer plays an alcoholic who reluctantly comes around to deciding to give up a life of one-night stands with professional wrestlers and other random muscleheads and instead … Continue reading
Jews Can Be Hard To Please
A Jewish woman, a friend of a friend, is mad at her dating service because no guys respond to her there. So I looked up the dating service online and could find no complaints. Then I looked up the woman’s … Continue reading
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Ellen Pao Steps Down From Reddit
Comments to Steve Sailer: * There is a big problem with Reddit, its far deeper than Pao, perhaps Steve can give us his two cents based on his marketing expertise. Reddit made last year a laughable 8.3 million in ad … Continue reading
How Can We Sell Women’s Soccer?
Comments to Steve Sailer: * I think the selling point is attractive girls. Women’s basketball fails cuz of too many big ugly women. But soccer women look like ‘girls next door’, at least compared to beasties in some other women’s … Continue reading
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What A Girl’s Job Tells You
Report: Journalist Don’t ask me why but for some reason these girls have absolutely no personal ethical code whatsoever. Which may be why the journalism profession is in such disarray today and trusted by no one. The she-journo will fuck … Continue reading
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How To Identify A Slut
Chateau Heartiste: Here is a list of tramp tells: She broaches the subject of sex first. The more explicitly she talks about sex before you’ve banged her, the likelier she has a storied slutty past. She suggests kinky sex acts. … Continue reading
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Steve Sailer: Nobel Scientist Says Women Take Things Personally; Women Take It Personally
Comments to Steve Sailer: * A travesty for sure but, to be precise, ubiquitous reports of losing his job are BS. He only resigned from a honorary post – the one that does not require any job done and pays … Continue reading
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